Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 20 Sep 1998.
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alt.ascii-art
· 10 messages · 20 Sep 1998 - 25 Sep 1998
Greetings, a special thanks to JGS for mirroring these images. But I
have run into a real silly problem I've been working on for the past
couple of hours. One image is above the other one. I need these two
fairies on the same lines facing each other. I went to the ascii chat
room, and was refered to try it in html. I did try the tags specified,
yet the application still is not facing each other. Could any with the
proper program whom can simply cut and paste one fairy facing the
other do so and remail it to me? I did try it in 'pain' wordpad'
'notepad' and within my Unix shell as well, all of which produce the
following results.
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.--; \ /(_
/ '. | '-._ . ' .
| \ \ ,-.) -= * =-
\ /\_ '. \((` .( '/. '
)\ / \ )\ _/ _/
/ \\ .-' '--. /_\
| \\_.' , \/||
\ \_.-';,_) _)'\ \||
'. /`\ ( '._/
`\ .; | . '.
jgs ).' )/| \
` ` | \| |
\ | |
'.| |
\ '\__
`-._ '. _
\`;-.` `._
\ \ `'-._\
\ |
\ )
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. ' . _.-' | .' \
-= * =- (.-, / / |
' .\' ). `))/ .' _/\ /
\_ \_ /( / \ /(
/_\ .--' `-. // \
||\/ , '._// |
||/ /`(_ (_,;`-._/ /
\_.' ) /`\ .'
.' . | ;. /`
/ |\( `.(
| |/ | ` `
| | /
| |.'
__/' /
_ .' _.-`
_.` `.-;`/
/_.-'` / /
| /
( /
/_/ jgs
ultraedit32
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/ '. | '-._ . ' .
| \ \ ,-.) -= * =-
\ /\_ '. \((` .( '/. '
)\ / \ )\ _/ _/
/ \\ .-' '--. /_\
| \\_.' , \/||
\ \_.-';,_) _)'\ \||
'. /`\ ( '._/
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On Sun, 20 Sep 1998 17:54:31 GMT, kyn...@infoave.net (Kyndig) wrote:
>Greetings, a special thanks to JGS for mirroring these images. But I
>have run into a real silly problem I've been working on for the past
>couple of hours. One image is above the other one. I need these two
>fairies on the same lines facing each other. I went to the ascii chat
>room, and was refered to try it in html. I did try the tags specified,
>yet the application still is not facing each other. Could any with the
>proper program whom can simply cut and paste one fairy facing the
>other do so and remail it to me? I did try it in 'pain' wordpad'
>'notepad' and within my Unix shell as well, all of which produce the
>following results.
>
> .--. _,
> .--; \ /(_
> / '. | '-._ . ' .
> | \ \ ,-.) -= * =-
> \ /\_ '. \((` .( '/. '
> )\ / \ )\ _/ _/
> / \\ .-' '--. /_\
> | \\_.' , \/||
> \ \_.-';,_) _)'\ \||
> '. /`\ ( '._/
> `\ .; | . '.
> jgs ).' )/| \
> ` ` | \| |
> \ | |
> '.| |
> \ '\__
> `-._ '. _
> \`;-.` `._
> \ \ `'-._\
> \ |
> \ )
> \_\
> ,_ .--.
> _)\ / ;--.
> . ' . _.-' | .' \
> -= * =- (.-, / / |
> ' .\' ). `))/ .' _/\ /
> \_ \_ /( / \ /(
> /_\ .--' `-. // \
> ||\/ , '._// |
> ||/ /`(_ (_,;`-._/ /
> \_.' ) /`\ .'
> .' . | ;. /`
> / |\( `.(
> | |/ | ` `
> | | /
> | |.'
> __/' /
> _ .' _.-`
> _.` `.-;`/
>/_.-'` / /
> | /
> ( /
> /_/ jgs
K(>KYN...@INFOAVE.NET
asked the following,
K(>Greetings, a special thanks to JGS for mirroring these images. But I
K(>have run into a real silly problem I've been working on for the past
K(>couple of hours. One image is above the other one. I need these two
K(>fairies on the same lines facing each other. I went to the ascii chat
K(>room, and was refered to try it in html. I did try the tags specified,
K(>yet the application still is not facing each other. Could any with the
K(>proper program whom can simply cut and paste one fairy facing the
K(>other do so and remail it to me? I did try it in 'pain' wordpad'
K(>'notepad' and within my Unix shell as well, all of which produce the
K(>following results.
<------------------------- snipped picture ------------------------->
To which I respond with:
Well HERE YOU GO then. <chuckle> Gee it sure is nice to be able to
work in *DOS* and actually be able to get things done.
I'll post it in the group and I'll email it to you as well. All yours,
free for the asking.
.--; \ /(_ _)\ / ;--.
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\ \ ,-.) -= * =- -= * =- (.-, / /
\ /\_ '. \((` .( '/. ' ' .\' ). `))/ .' _/\ /
)\ / \ )\ _/ _/ \_ \_ /( / \ /(
/ \\ .-' '--. /_\ /_\ .--' `-. // \
\\_.' , \/ \/ , '._//
\ \_.-';,_) _)'\ \ / /`(_ (_,;`-._/ /
'. /`\ ( '._/ \_.' ) /`\ .'
`\ .; . '. .' . ;. /`
jgs ).' )/ \ / \( `.(
` ` \ / ` `
\ /
'. .'
\ '\__ __/' /
`-._ '. _ _ .' _.-`
\`;-.` `._ _.` `.-;`/
\ \ `'-._\ /_.-'` / /
\ /
\ ) ( /
\_\ /_/ jgs
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At 19:54 this evening Kyndig wrote: > > Greetings, a special thanks to JGS for mirroring these images. But I > have run into a real silly problem I've been working on for the past > couple of hours. One image is above the other one. I need these two > fairies on the same lines facing each other. I went to the ascii chat > room, and was refered to try it in html. I did try the tags specified, > yet the application still is not facing each other. Could any with the > proper program whom can simply cut and paste one fairy facing the > other do so and remail it to me? I did try it in 'pain' wordpad' > 'notepad' and within my Unix shell as well, all of which produce the > following results. > > [ 8< ] Here is the complete conversation from "the chat" (hehe, there might be more than one chat you know... last I heard there were at least twelve... but anyway, it was my chat he was talking about (see sig)): [please note the times. The message quoted above was sent at 19:54 and the last of his messages below was posted to the chat at 19:33 - i.e. NOT "a couple of hours"] %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% [OK, not quite complete. The original request (the same as you can read above anyway) has disappeared from the buffer] ... kyndig [email] [home] 20 Sep. 19:16, from: 207.144.100.115, black Hi, sorry, I had a phone call. But in answer to the earlier statement about me learning to do it. Believe me, in all honesty, I have tried. I read the FAQ, and Ascii for beginners, and went as far as downloaded a .dos ascii graphic builder and spend 6 hours on it. But art is not my forte'. I asked the artist whom made this drawing to invert it and she was more than happy to help. In fact, she is also working on another ascii. :+) But, I don't want to push my luck, so am hoping you guys can set it so these fairies face each other on the same lines, and sorry for the spam that follows. --------------------------------------------------------------------- VK [email] [home] 20 Sep. 19:20, from: 130.240.2.24, red Kyndig >> What kind of computer/OS are you using? --------------------------------------------------------------------- kyndig [email] [home] 20 Sep. 19:24, from: 207.144.100.115, black I am using a Pentium Laptop with windows 95 --------------------------------------------------------------------- kyndig [email] [home] 20 Sep. 19:25, from: 207.144.100.115, black These are the two pics, I have been working on for the past 3 hours, and cannot get them to face each other. *sigh* Any assistance? .--. _, .--; \ /(_ / '. | '-._ . ' . | \ \ ,-.) -= * =- \ /\_ '. \((` .( '/. ' )\ / \ )\ _/ _/ / \\ .-' '--. /_\ | \\_.' , \/|| \ \_.-';,_) _)'\ \|| '. /`\ ( '._/ `\ .; | . '. jgs ).' )/| \ ` ` | \| | \ | | '.| | \ '\__ `-._ '. _ \`;-.` `._ \ \ `'-._\ \ | \ ) \_\ ,_ .--. _)\ / ;--. . ' . _.-' | .' \ -= * =- (.-, / / | ' .\' ). `))/ .' _/\ / \_ \_ /( / \ /( /_\ .--' `-. // \ ||\/ , '._// | ||/ /`(_ (_,;`-._/ / \_.' ) /`\ .' .' . | ;. /` / |\( `.( | |/ | ` ` | | / | |.' __/' / _ .' _.-` _.` `.-;`/ /_.-'` / / | / ( / /_/ jgs --------------------------------------------------------------------- VK [email] [home] 20 Sep. 19:26, from: 130.240.2.24, red OK, there are several methods: 1. Find out if there is a way to "cut out blocks" in some text editor in your computer. Learn how, and then do that. (that's why I want to know about what computer/OS you're using...). 2. Cut-and-paste each line. This is the simplest (but not the most efficient) method. 3. Copy the whole bloody thing by hand, one character at a time! (very inconvenient, but perfectly possible!) 4. (I made this one up now, don't know if it will work though) Think up some trick with html tables. <table><tr><td> first pic here </td><td> second pic here </td></tr></table> then load the html document in a browser and cut-and-paste from there... (like I said, I haven't actually tried this one). --------------------------------------------------------------------- VK [email] [home] 20 Sep. 19:27, from: 130.240.2.24, red Kyndig >> I'm not that familiar with that OS I'm afraid... :-/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- VK [email] [home] 20 Sep. 19:28, from: 130.240.2.24, red Kyndig >> Why not try method 2 described above. I have to rush if I want to get to the film in time... *leaving (back in a couple of hours)* --------------------------------------------------------------------- kyndig [email] [home] 20 Sep. 19:33, from: 207.144.100.115, black Okay, *smile* Thanx for the aid, I'll try the html code you gave, I had thought to do that, but was unfamiliar with the tags. *smile* thankya --------------------------------------------------------------------- VK [email] [home] 20 Sep. 22:23, from: 130.240.2.24, red *back* --------------------------------------------------------------------- VK [email] [home] 20 Sep. 22:32, from: 130.240.2.24, red [I just tried that html trick - didn't work] %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% I just wanted to make it clear that I did _not_ recommend that he use that html idea. I did recommend that he try method number 2 - to cut-and-paste each line... Surely _that_ can't have taken several hours!? A couple of minutes, yes, a couple of hours, no! Even suggestion number 3 - copy each character by hand - wouldn't take that long. Excuse me, but I think this guy is just being * L - A - Z - Y * ! +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | | | YES! YOU DO HAVE TO DO *SOME* DIRTY WORK SOMETIMES! :( | | | | (it may actually be _easier_ than to go through a lot of | | trouble trying to get others to do it for you...) | | | +-----------------------------------------------------------+ Well, anyway, here it is (did not take me too long to finish, I did something better with those two hours...): .--. _, ,_ .--. .--; \ /(_ _)\ / ;--. / '. | '-._ . ' . . ' . _.-' | .' \ | \ \ ,-.) -= * =- -= * =- (.-, / / | \ /\_ '. \((` .( '/. ' ' .\' ). `))/ .' _/\ / )\ / \ )\ _/ _/ \_ \_ /( / \ /( / \\ .-' '--. /_\ /_\ .--' `-. // \ | \\_.' , \/|| ||\/ , '._// | \ \_.-';,_) _)'\ \|| ||/ /`(_ (_,;`-._/ / '. /`\ ( '._/ \_.' ) /`\ .' `\ .; | . '. .' . | ;. /` jgs ).' )/| \ / |\( `.( ` ` | \| | | |/ | ` ` \ | | | | / '.| | | |.' \ '\__ __/' / `-._ '. _ _ .' _.-` \`;-.` `._ _.` `.-;`/ \ \ `'-._\ /_.-'` / / \ | | / \ ) ( / \_\ /_/ jgs -- _ __ __ _ _ __ ___.--'_`. \ \ / /__ _ _ ___ _ _ (_)__ __ _ .'_`--.___ __ ( _`.'. - 'o` ) \ V / -_) '_/ _ \ ' \| / _/ _` | ( 'o` - .`.'_ ) _\.'_' _.-' \_/\___|_| \___/_||_|_\__\__,_| `-._ `_`./_ ( \`. ) //\` '/\\ ( .'/ ) \_`-'`---'\\__, uggc://jjj.yhqq.yhgu.fr/~ix/ ,__//`---'`-'_/ \` `-\ r93...@fz.yhgu.fr /-' '/ ` ascii art chat: http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/cgi/asciichat/ '
>Message-id: <360...@on.spammer> > > .--. _, ,_ .--. > .--; \ /(_ _)\ / ;--. > / '. | '-._ . ' . . ' . _.-' | .' \ > | \ \ ,-.) -= * =- -= * =- (.-, / / | > \ /\_ '. \((` .( '/. ' ' .\' ). `))/ .' _/\ / > )\ / \ )\ _/ _/ \_ \_ /( / \ /( > / \\ .-' '--. /_\ /_\ .--' `-. // \ > | \\_.' , \/|| ||\/ , '._// | > \ \_.-';,_) _)'\ \|| ||/ /`(_ (_,;`-._/ / > '. /`\ ( '._/ \_.' ) /`\ .' > `\ .; | . '. .' . | ;. /` > jgs ).' )/| \ / |\( `.( > ` ` | \| | | |/ | ` ` > \ | | | | / > '.| | | |.' > \ '\__ __/' / > `-._ '. _ _ .' _.-` > \`;-.` `._ _.` `.-;`/ > \ \ `'-._\ /_.-'` / / > \ | | / > \ ) ( / > \_\ /_/ jgs > looks good!... of course, with the pic being in one block, feel free to take off one set of initials... -joan -- \ / ((^\ -= * =- joan stark \\ \() / \ spu...@juno.com >>/(_.' ((/\\ ASCII ART GALLERY: jgs /| http://www.ascii-art.com ``
Kyndig wrote: > > Greetings, a special thanks to JGS for mirroring these images. But I > have run into a real silly problem I've been working on for the past > couple of hours. One image is above the other one. I need these two > fairies on the same lines facing each other. I went to the ascii chat > room, and was refered to try it in html. I did try the tags specified, > yet the application still is not facing each other. Could any with the > proper program whom can simply cut and paste one fairy facing the > other do so and remail it to me? I did try it in 'pain' wordpad' > 'notepad' and within my Unix shell as well, all of which produce the > following results. > > .--. _, > .--; \ /(_ > / '. | '-._ . ' . > | \ \ ,-.) -= * =- > \ /\_ '. \((` .( '/. ' > )\ / \ )\ _/ _/ > / \\ .-' '--. /_\ > | \\_.' , \/|| > \ \_.-';,_) _)'\ \|| > '. /`\ ( '._/ > `\ .; | . '. > jgs ).' )/| \ > ` ` | \| | > \ | | > '.| | > \ '\__ > `-._ '. _ > \`;-.` `._ > \ \ `'-._\ > \ | > \ ) > \_\ > ,_ .--. > _)\ / ;--. > . ' . _.-' | .' \ > -= * =- (.-, / / | > ' .\' ). `))/ .' _/\ / > \_ \_ /( / \ /( > /_\ .--' `-. // \ > ||\/ , '._// | > ||/ /`(_ (_,;`-._/ / > \_.' ) /`\ .' > .' . | ;. /` > / |\( `.( > | |/ | ` ` > | | / > | |.' > __/' / > _ .' _.-` > _.` `.-;`/ > /_.-'` / / > | / > ( / > /_/ jgs Hum... vim should be able to handle your request... -- ____ Time : Tue Sep 22 17:57:04 1998 .X+. . .Xx+-. . Inductive logic is much more difficult -- but can produce XXx++-.. new truths. Lazarus Long (136) XXxx++--.. `XXXxx+++--' `XXXxxx' ""
Ojosh!ro <ojo...@lunatech.com> wrote: >> >> .--. _, >> .--; \ /(_ >> / '. | '-._ . ' . >> | \ \ ,-.) -= * =- >> \ /\_ '. \((` .( '/. ' >> )\ / \ )\ _/ _/ >> / \\ .-' '--. /_\ >> | \\_.' , \/|| >> \ \_.-';,_) _)'\ \|| >> '. /`\ ( '._/ >> `\ .; | . '. >> jgs ).' )/| \ >> ` ` | \| | >> \ | | >> '.| | >> \ '\__ >> `-._ '. _ >> \`;-.` `._ >> \ \ `'-._\ >> \ | >> \ ) >> \_\ >> ,_ .--. >> _)\ / ;--. >> . ' . _.-' | .' \ >> -= * =- (.-, / / | >> ' .\' ). `))/ .' _/\ / >> \_ \_ /( / \ /( >> /_\ .--' `-. // \ >> ||\/ , '._// | >> ||/ /`(_ (_,;`-._/ / >> \_.' ) /`\ .' >> .' . | ;. /` >> / |\( `.( >> | |/ | ` ` >> | | / >> | |.' >> __/' / >> _ .' _.-` >> _.` `.-;`/ >> /_.-'` / / >> | / >> ( / >> /_/ jgs >Hum... vim should be able to handle your request... Or you could use Colin Randall's ASC-TOOL.EXE flipper utility: ._ ,--, ,--, _. _)\ / ;--, ,--; \ /(_ , ` , _,-` | ,` \ / `, | `-,_ , ` , -= * =- (,-. / / | | \ \ .-,) -= * =- ` ,\` ), '))/ ,` _/\ / \ /\_ `, \((' ,( `/, ` \_ \_ /( / \ /( )\ / \ )\ _/ _/ /_\ ,--` `-, // \ / \\ ,-' `--, /_\ ||\/ . `,_// | | \\_,` . \/|| ||/ /`(_ (_.;`-,_/ / \ \_,-';._) _)'\ \|| \_,` ) /'\ ,` `, /'\ ( `,_/ ,` , | ;, /' '\ ,; | , `, / |\( `,( ),' )/| \ | |/ | ' ' ' ' | \| | | | / \ | | | |,` `,| | __/` / \ `\__ _ ,` _,-' '-,_ `, _ _,' ',-;'/ \';-,' ',_ /_,-`' / / \ \ '`-,_\ | / \ | ( / jgs jgs \ ) /_/ \_\ ,--, _. ._ ,--, ,--; \ /(_ _)\ / ;--, / `, | `-,_ , ` , , ` , _,-` | ,` \ | \ \ .-,) -= * =- -= * =- (,-. / / | \ /\_ `, \((' ,( `/, ` ` ,\` ), '))/ ,` _/\ / )\ / \ )\ _/ _/ \_ \_ /( / \ /( / \\ ,-' `--, /_\ /_\ ,--` `-, // \ | \\_,` . \/|| ||\/ . `,_// | \ \_,-';._) _)'\ \|| ||/ /`(_ (_.;`-,_/ / `, /'\ ( `,_/ \_,` ) /'\ ,` '\ ,; | , `, ,` , | ;, /' ),' )/| \ / |\( `,( ' ' | \| | | |/ | ' ' \ | | | | / `,| | | |,` \ `\__ __/` / '-,_ `, _ _ ,` _,-' \';-,' ',_ _,' ',-;'/ \ \ '`-,_\ /_,-`' / / \ | | / \ ) ( / jgs \_\ /_/ jgs ._ ,--, ,--, _. _)\ / ;--, ,--; \ /(_ , ` , _,-` | ,` \ / `, | `-,_ , ` , -= * =- (,-. / / | | \ \ .-,) -= * =- ` ,\` ), '))/ ,` _/\ / \ /\_ `, \((' ,( `/, ` \_ \_ /( / \ /( )\ / \ )\ _/ _/ /_\ ,--` `-, // \ / \\ ,-' `--, /_\ ||\/ . `,_// | | \\_,` . \/|| ||/ /`(_ (_.;`-,_/ / \ \_,-';._) _)'\ \|| \_,` ) /'\ ,` `, /'\ ( `,_/ ,` , | ;, /' '\ ,; | , `, / |\( `,( sgj ),' )/| \ | |/ | ' ' ' ' | \| | | | / \ | | | |,` `,| | __/` / \ `\__ _ ,` _,-' '-,_ `, _ _,' ',-;'/ \';-,' ',_ /_,-`' / / \ \ '`-,_\ | / \ | ( / \ ) /_/ jgs jgs \_\ \~\ jgs jgs /~/ ( \ / ) | \ / | \~`-., \ \ / / ,.-`~/ ~`, ,`-:,\ /,:-`, ,`~ ~ `. ~`-, ,-`~ .` ~ ~~\. \ / ./~~ | |`. .`| | | | \ / | | | |\ | , , , , | /| | \ |/( ,`( )`. )\| / `. ` | :` \, ,/ `: | ` .` /~`. ) \,/ `. .` \,/ ( .`~\ ||\ \,(~ (~':,-`~\ \ / /~`-.:'~) ~)./ /|| ||/\ ' .`~\\ | | //~`. ' /\|| \~/ `--. ,-` \\ / \ // `-. .--` \~/ /~ /~ \( \ / \( )/ \ / )/ ~\ ~\ . `/. )` ,))\ `. ~\/ \ / \/~ .` /((, `( .\` . -= * =- (`-' \ \ | | / / '-`) -= * =- ` . ` ~`-. | `. / \ .` | .-`~ ` . ` ~)/ \ :--` `--: / \(~ '~ `--` `--` ~' Bye,
Colin Douthwaite wrote: > >Hum... vim should be able to handle your request... > > Or you could use Colin Randall's ASC-TOOL.EXE flipper utility: One could, one could, but this one doesn't do .exe But it'll probably run on humans aswell =) -- ____ Time : Wed Sep 23 11:26:32 1998 .X+. . .Xx+-. . If you don't like yourself, you can't like other people. XXx++-.. Lazarus Long (20) XXxx++--.. `XXXxx+++--' `XXXxxx' ""
Ojosh!ro (ojo...@lunatech.com) wrote: : Colin Douthwaite wrote: : > Or you could use Colin Randall's ASC-TOOL.EXE flipper utility: : One could, one could, but this one doesn't do .exe : But it'll probably run on humans aswell =) Hmm.. can this one compile C, then? http://www.sci.fi/~iltzu/ascii/tools/aflip03s.zip Hmm.. v0.4 will probably include automatic duplication of the pic, if there are people out there who want it. -- . _, .. j u s t. h o w l.i n g i n .t h e n.i g h t .. ._, . , )'' . /\_ . ' ,/\ . , ``( , _\__/ |__.'\._______,--;_'_`-.___,.______,/_,_`.__,-.__'__,/`-._,_| \____ ,_f_)\. Ilmari Karonen ilt...@sci.fi http://www.sci.fi/~iltzu/ /(_|_,.
Ilmari Karonen <ilt...@sci.fi> writes >Ojosh!ro (ojo...@lunatech.com) wrote: >: Colin Douthwaite wrote: >: > Or you could use Colin Randall's ASC-TOOL.EXE flipper utility: > >: One could, one could, but this one doesn't do .exe >: But it'll probably run on humans aswell =) > >Hmm.. can this one compile C, then? > > http://www.sci.fi/~iltzu/ascii/tools/aflip03s.zip > >Hmm.. v0.4 will probably include automatic duplication of the pic, if >there are people out there who want it. > [][ hi ... i've got your v0.3 and its a pretty cool prog. small too. doesn't require a 386 cpu either ... which is nice ... more portable :) i havn't been able to use it in ernest yet ... i'll try make time to give it a full bench test. altho' one nice enhancement over the original unix code is the mapping of the alphabet characters too ... must've taken you ages to diligently translate them. also only glanced over the source, looks like the core of a very flexible tool. the supplementary mapping file capability allows possible use as a language translation tool ... which, i think, is what 'tr' was developed for. sorry havn't replied sooner ... i'm rushed off my feet ... alas, there aren't enough hours in a day :( i'll look forward to v0.4 whatever functionality is added. fortunatly for me, i have access to the web ... some people can only receive news (happend to me for a while once, couldn't even e-mail either) ... so they missed out! ... p'raps if enough people bleat about it you'll post it to alt.ascii-art.animation ? anyway... fanx for sharing your code with the web :) \ / \ / \ }{ }{ / \ / \ / }{ }{ }{ / \ / \ / \ { }{ }{ / \ / \ / 21sep98 }{ / }{ / \ \ }{ } / / { / \ [][ see yuz [][ colin -- ( () /_ / /\) _/ /? .\ /\) /) .\ /_ /_ CJRandall http://www.shieldwolf.demon.co.uk
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